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When we decide to order things online, we’re taking the risk of the items being damaged or being late. So when Xiao Die ordered clothing online and received them four days late, she was upset and did what most of us would do; complain and write a bad review. Xiao complained through an internet marketplace called Taobao. The shop owner went by the name Zhang, and he was so furious about his lower rating that he contacted Xiao and threatened to kill her, according to the Daily Mail.

When it came time to meet at the delivery pickup point in Zhengzhou, she was met by an unexpected guest. Video surveillance caught a man approaching Xiao with a bag and proceeded to assault her on the street. When asked who she thought the man was, Xiao believed that the man was the shop owner, Zhang. From the assault, Xiao suffered a concussion, fractures to her left elbow and minor injuries to her face and body.

While Xiao was being treated at the hospital for her injuries, she says that she received a message from Zhang saying that he traveled day and night from Suzhou, which is over 500 miles away from Zhengzhou, to teach her a lesson.

A week ago i started chatting with a woman. I just asked her for the second time to do something together. She told me that she would like to meet, but after she knows me a little better, same as last time.
I just counted the messages, and it's about 45 each, so 90 texts in total, and I think that should be enough to get to know if you want to meet up.

We get along well, but now the idea that she might be a catfish sneaks into my mind.

How many messages/how much does it need until you are ready to meet up?
Any recommendations what I could do? (other that just cut contact)